The chart below illustrates the types of high school education that male and female students chose to attend in the UK in 2009.
Overall, the chart depicts the number of male and female students entering high school in the UK in 2009.
The number of males entering comprehensive schools was 56,201, which is significantly higher than the number of females, at 41,560. In contrast, the number of females attending grammar schools was 43,887, while the number of males was lower at 36,955.
The data for academies shows that the number of female students is approximately the same as that of male students, with 12,106 females and 10,102 males, highlighting a difference of about 2,000 students. Additionally, the entrance figures for Faith schools show a difference of 2,016 students, with females preferring Faith schools at 7,140 compared to males at 5,024.
